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Australian workout queen Kayla Itsines (pictured) was named most influential fitness guru in the world by Forbes. Growing up the now 25-year-old was a keen basketballer who had an interest in health. Once keen to study beauty therapy, Itsines turned her head towards fitness - graduating as a master trainer at 18 before going on to work at an Adelaide gym. It was there she found a gap in the market that would one day grow to be her niche. Eventually she would turn her fitness expertise into an empire that earned her $46 million last year.

Clay Adler who once starred on MTV's Newport Harbor: The Real Orange County has died after committing suicide. The 27-year-old passed away after shooting himself in the head in front of his friends after they decided to go and fire guns in the desert on March 26. Clay appeared on two seasons of the MTV reality show in 2008 and 2007 which built on the success of the widely popular Laguna Beach. He was also friends with Jennifer Lawrence (pictured together right).

Hitler primarily used Zyklon B, a powerful cyanide gas, to exterminate Jews, gypsies, homosexuals, priests, political dissidents and other enemies of the state. Describing that genocide, Sean Spicer declared Tuesday that Hitler 'was not using the gas on his own people.' Reporters were aghast, and Spicer was left sputtering a clarification as millions of Jews worldwide celebrated Passover. Describing that historical horror, Spicer declared that Hitler 'was not using the gas on his own people.' Within an hour the Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect, a group linked loosely with the famed girl diarist, demanded Spicer's removal as it claimed he 'engaged in Holocaust denial, the most offensive form of fake news imaginable.' Assad deployed sarin gas, a chemical nerve toxin, against Syrian civilians last week in the latest atrocity to mar the Middle Eastern country's lengthy civil war.

NEW As we age, our muscle volume decreases, our metabolism slides and our calorie requirement is lower. A 20-year-old can get away with 2,000 calories a day; after 50, it's just 1,600. Dropping oestrogen levels in menopause cause fat to redistribute around the abdomen. Pictured (left to right) model Cindy Crawford, model Elle MacPherson, actress Liz Hurley, actress Halle Berry and model Christie Brinkley. 'Ladies, I apologise. The pictures here will be causing a range of feelings, and I'm sure not many are good,' says writer Julia Lawrence.

The US President (top right) wrote the message on Twitter after revealing he had urged his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to pressure Pyongyang in to stopping its nuclear programme. His warning came as Russia admitted it is 'extremely worried' the US will attack Kim Jong-Un (bottom right) after North Korea warned it has US bases 'in its nuclear sights'. Pyongyang had earlier threatened 'catastrophic consequences' after Donald Trump sent an armada of warships to the Korean Peninsula (left). At the same time, China has moved 150,000 troops to its border to deal with a possible influx of North Korean refugees amid fears Trump may strike Kim Jong-un following the surprise US missile attack on Syria last week.

Waleed Aly has hit back at Senator Pauline Hanson's (inset) endorsement of 'non-Halal' Easter eggs. The One Nation leader urged her supporters to buy 'non-halal' Easter eggs in a Facebook video in a move to boycott the certification process. But Aly took a bite out of Senator Hanson's claims that Lindt's iconic gold bunnies are not halal-certified by eating the treat live on air during Tuesday night's episode of The Project (main). 'I eat these all the time. These are awesome... I'll check the ingredients right now. Yeah, that's entirely halal. It's all vegetarian,' he said before chowing down.

A young woman has revealed how her ex-boyfriend allegedly stabbed her 37 times to the face and body in an attempt to 'ruin' her looks when she broke up with him. The 25-year-old woman had ended her on-again and off-again relationship with the 29-year-old man before he allegedly broke in to her home in Turella, in Sydney's south, and attacked her with a pair of scissors. 'It was the worst moment of my life. I've got breast implants and he even tried to pop my implants, he tried to cut my nipple off,' she said. 'It really seems like he has tried to ruin the way I look.'

A mother-of-three was bitten by a venomous snake in Bali last month. Renee Cunningham (left and right in her hospital bed), 34, was in Ubud when she stepped on 'something slimy' outside her hotel room. Initially the Perth woman was unsure if she had been bitten but within minutes her leg started to hurt (inset is her wound). 'I went back to my room about two metres from where I got bitten... and it [my leg] was bubbling and blistering and stinging,' Ms Cunningham said.

Rugby league great Hazem El Masri (left) has revealed his 'kids went through hell' as he battled to clear his name after his ex-wife accused him of domestic violence. The 41-year-old Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs legend said the legal saga and media circus that followed was 'the toughest thing' he had been through in his life. El Masri was charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm against his second wife Douah El-Cherif (right) in October, 2015. The charges were dropped five months later after a secret recording of the alleged incident refuted El Cherif's version of events.

Janet Jackson appeared to be saving her troubles for another day on Wednesday as she indulged in a little retail therapy in London. It marked the first time that the superstar has been seen in public since the news that she and husband Wissam Al Mana had split after five years of marriage. The couple welcomed their first child, son Eissa, in January. For her first outing as a single lady in almost a decade, Janet kept covered up in $2,200 black wool-blend poncho from Chloe, a pair of Harem pants and a hat that appeared to have 'Bobby Taylor' written across the front..

A rising number of Western backpackers begging to fund their trips through southeast Asia has caused outrage among locals, who say they are taking money from the truly needy. Residents also complained that the 'beg-packers' seem to be openly flouting rules on busking, such as in Singapore, where you require a work permit to perform for donations. Similar tactics have also caused outrage online, where people often use crowdfunding or charity websites to ask for money to fund their trips.

Married Dr David Dao was convicted of giving a patient drugs in return for gay sex and barred from practicing in Louisville, KY. He was allowed back after anger management and other counselling - which revealed his mental state. It said that he had 'a pattern of deception', 'lacked the foundation to navigate difficult situations' a 'need to control, avoidance, withholding information' and 'magical thinking'. The doctor, a 69-year-old grandfather, has received sympathy from around the world in the wake of being dragged off the United flight from Chicago to Louisville by three police officers. One has been suspended. He has yet to speak about the incident.

The tormented victims of a sadistic rapist who sexually assaulted eight women in the mid-1990s fear he will strike again after he was released from jail early. Graham Kay (left), 65, known as Sydney's feared 'North Shore rapist', will be electronically monitored for three more years after a judge found he was likely to re-offend. One of his victims, known only as Juanita (right), said she still got 'freaked out' when she went jogging and felt uneasy whenever someone came up behind her.

Gordon Ramsay's father-in-law Chris Hutcheson has pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey to hacking the celebrity chef's computer. Hutcheson, 68, was charged under Operation Tuletta with conspiring to cause a computer to access programs and data without authority. Three of his children - Adam Hutcheson, 46, Orlanda Butland, 45, and Chris Hutcheson Jnr, 37 - also faced the same charge. They appeared at the Old Bailey before Judge Gerald Gordon and spoke to confirm their identities. The defendants pleaded guilty apart from Ms Butland, who denied the charge. The prosecution accepted the pleas and offered no evidence in relation to Ms Butland. Hutcheson Snr is the father of Ramsay's wife, Tana.

Exasperated parents have shared the most ridiculous reasons that their children are sobbing in hilarious images on Tumblr account Reasons My Son is Crying. In many cases the parents are unable to do anything to comfort their children with reasons for upset including being unable to marry a family member to finding out their mum's real name. These photos are sure to give any long-suffering parents a good chuckle.

David Letterman has opened up about how his blackmail scandal in 2009 sent him spiraling into depression, in a new biography (inset) released on Tuesday. Letterman, who ended his 22-year run with the Late Show in May 2015, told trusted members of his inner circle about his battles during the time CBS producer Robert Halderman tried to extort him for $2million. 'I'm in hell. I will always be in hell until the day after, when I will go to hell,' he reportedly told Late Show writer Steve Young, as they were preparing a monologue in which Letterman (left, with his wife, Regina) revealed all about the blackmail attempt (right). 'It was akin to having killed your family in a car crash. It was like that to me,' Letterman told the book's author Jason Zinoman. 'I was afraid my family was gone.'

Those unable to tell which character is the odd one out could well be at risk of the devastating illness. Known as Greebles, the little purple characters have been designed by scientists in their ongoing quest for a cure. A Vanderbilt University study found those at genetic risk of the disease struggle to distinguish a subtle difference in one of the images. However, their ability to detect minor changes in objects, faces and scenes are relatively unaffected.

Tillie Medland , 20, from Toronto, shared the video, which shows her nephew Jetson putting his hand down her sports bra (L-R) with her 19,000 Instagram followers. Some people have slammed the video - which has had 65,000 views - as 'disgusting', and some even suggested Jetson's parents should go to prison over the footage. People took to the comments section in their droves to air their views on the footage, which was seemingly filmed by Jetson's mother. One user said: 'That clearly shows how disgusting she is as a woman. And the parents should be in jail for neglect and being indecent f******* role models.' Others, however, were quick to defend Tillie, with one saying: 'Technically he is just messing with his food dish. You people who see anything sexual are sick and need to get yo therapies ASAP.'

An American roller derby player is on the hunt for an Australian footballer from Melbourne that she met on a flight five years ago - and has put out a call online [inset is her tweet) for people to help her track him down. Bonnie Beck (pictured), also known as Bonnie D. Stroir - a 37-year-old professional roller derby player, posted a video to YouTube on Monday with the hashtag #helpmefindhim. She said she had not stopped thinking about him and said: 'It may have been years ago, but I've been feeling him ever since, waiting this whole time for the right moment to go to AU and find him.'

Randy Work, 50, pictured, a former executive in Texas-based private equity firm Lone Star, said it is wrong that his ex Mandy Gray, 48, should get the same as him when he made all the money. In 2015 High Court judge Mr Justice Holman ruled she did deserve half because she had followed him all over the world - including Japan where he made most of his cash - and was a loyal wife and homemaker. Mr Work asked appeal judges to consider his case after complaining that a High Court judge did not give him a big enough share of a fortune totalling more than £140million. Sir Terence Etherton, Lady Justice King and Mr Justice Moylan examined legal argument at a Court of Appeal hearing in London over two days earlier this year but out his case.

The heartwarming moment a paraplegic man stepped out on stage at his university graduation has been caught on video. University of Canberra graduate Paul Jenkins (pictured) was left in a wheelchair after a motorbike accident in 2006 but was determined to walk up on stage to accept his two bachelor degrees on Tuesday. The 27-year-old was helped on stage by a revolutionary exoskeleton named the 'ReWalk' and a pair of crutches.

A Domino's delivery man has been filmed riding his bike through a Sydney tunnel. The cyclist wears a Domino's high-viability vest through peak-hour traffic. There is no dedicated cycle lane for him to be separated from surrounding cars. Domino's told Daily Mail Australia it would be a priority to investigate the footage.

This is the finished result of a stunning 17th barn converted into a modern-day family home (pictured). The structure was unrecognisable just three years when it was left abandoned (top right) in the village of Greywell, near Basingstoke in Hampshire. Mark Parmenter, 60, immediately identified potential in the historic site and embarked on the colossal project of renovating the buildings. He discovered magnificent 400-year-old beams believed to date back to the Jacobean period which are now the centrepiece in the stunning home (top left).

Parents shared hilarious pictures of their distraught children breaking down as they came face to face with the Easter bunny in shopping malls, parks, and at festive celebrations around the world. Some of the youngsters bawled (bottom left), sobbed (top right) and screamed (top centre) as the shutter clicked while others squirmed (top left) and reached for help (bottom right) as they tried to break free from the furry grip.

The footage, shot at the Pittsburgh Zoo in Pennsylvania, US, captures the moment the youngster got more than he bargained for after trying to attract the bear, pictured above. The whole family's surprise can be heard as the animal hits the glass with its head. At the beginning of the clip the children are desperate to lure the bear so they can get a better look. One of them attempts to hold out his penguin-shaped backpack, pictured inset, to taunt the enormous animal into coming closer. Another member of the group says 'it's attracted to this' while encouraging the young boy to move the bag away in a bid to mimic the actions of escaping prey.

William Kasper claims these pictures of UK painter James Ame, taken in Bethlehem in 2007, reveal the identity of graffiti guerrilla Banksy. Mr Kasper also says Ame has worked with a group of other artists to create Banksy's iconic street pieces around the world. He came forward with the pictures after recognising Ame in a video claiming to have captured Banksy working on an art installation in Bethlehem, earlier this month (inset). He said: 'Ame fits the profile perfectly - a long term graffiti artist from the 80s turned gallery and street artist.' Banksy's identity has remained shrouded in mystery but many believe him to be Bristol-born artist Robin Gunningham.

The video, choreographed by Los Angeles dance pro Kyle Hanagami, features eight dancers in various combinations including three women, three men, a duo and a solo dancer. Since being posted on January 13, around the time of the song's release, the video had been viewed more than 56 million times, having passed the 50 million mark on Saturday.

This leopard was left painfully removing spines from its body after failing to catch a porcupine.   The predator was left with a face full of quills after pouncing on two porcupines in South Africa's Kruger National Park. Footage shows the cat stalking the spiky duo before leaping into action and chasing one of the porcupines but it quickly gives up and sets its sights on the other.

Fascinating images show the skills of once proud and prominent industries now being kept alive by just a few artisan craftsmen. Among them are the stories of cheesemakers, stonemasons, brewers, and a Devon cider maker who uses a 350-year-old straw press to crush his apples in a building where the drink has been made for over 500 years, top left. Photos, from a new book, also capture the fascinating skills of Britain's last bellfoundry, bottom right, Welsh tapestry makers using looms over 100 years old, and traditional kipper smokers in a once-thriving Yorkshire fishing village, top right. Pictured, bottom left, is an organ maker for a company that has created behemoth instruments with hundreds of pipes for some of Britain's most famous and beautiful cathedrals.

Wales and Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale is one of the investors in this seat of the future and he claims that the prototype is just as comfortable as his bed at home. Made by Simba Sleep, it uses sensors, memory foam and gyroscopic movement to ensure the best possible chance of slumber at 38,000ft. The maker claims that the bed - called the Air-Hybrid - has been 'engineered to identify and respond to nuanced body movements'. It does this thanks to an array of technology. The Air-Hybrid features a six-axis accelerometer, a gyroscope and it can monitor noise, temperature, light, humidity and air particles - and then make adjustments according to the results.

This is the emotional moment an autistic eight-year-old who is usually mute sang along to Hallelujah. When Patrick King from California played Tori Kelly's version of the classic after dinner one night, he was stunned to see his son Patrick Junior join in. Footage shows Patrick Jr break into a huge grin as he is inspired by the music. With encouragement from his father, he then begins to sing along with the chorus.

With street art springing up across the world in destinations from Sao Paulo to San Francisco, a fascinating new Lonely Planet book takes the reader on a tour of 140 street art spots in 42 cities. MailOnline Travel takes a sneak peek of some of the highlights. Pictured: a haunting mural in Reykjavik (top left); a girl hugs her knees on a building Mexico City (top right); a young child looks to the sky in Melbourne (bottom left); a colourful woman stares at the viewer in Adelaide (bottom right) and a boy climbs a ladder between two windows in this creation in Rome (inset).